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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
3
Offering 160 acres in the southwest quarter of section 26 37 58 east at $10 per acre on easy terms. The land adjoins Schliesman Farm two miles north and west of the city limits. Contact C Eby Rhinelander Wis.
A damaged OCR fragment mixes quirks of governance and social anecdotes. It evokes Sir Gourge Develyan, the Inland chief secretary era, a police mace, and various characters in a stream of dialogic snippets. The text references London standards, middle children, and a painter servant. It reads like displaced captions and bon mots from a bygone issue.
A compiled notice lists multiple church groups and times including American Sunday School Union outreach through missionary Peter LaPorte, German Zion Evangelical Lutheran services with Sunday School at 11:30, and evening services starting Apr 9. Christian Science meetings at 316 Dahl Street feature May 21 Soul and Body. plus Methodist and Norwegian Lutheran schedule details.
The document lists daily northbound and southbound trains with numbers 111 117 105 114 1026 112 and 1, noting exceptions such as Sundays. C M Scott is identified as the agent.
Readers are asked to supply the missing word in a condition of contest advertised in ads. Participants must write, sign, and submit their answer to the New North Office with the ad they reference, citing the ad and license details. Entries must be delivered before Tuesday. a dollar prize is awarded weekly for correct responses.
Moldy corn and stalks in horse feed cause stomach staggers and health troubles. Mice damage trees during cold winters. Whole grain provides heat feed for sheep. An Indian Custom among Crow and others involves a mother in law not speaking to her daughter in law. Humorous quips and social observations from contemporary papers accompany this item.
A fragment discusses tameness as not virtue but the absence of vice. The speaker quotes or references John Stue art Blackie and notes many people mistake meekness for virtue, arguing that true virtue requires more than harmless behavior.
A Baltimore American report describes a road mishap as a rear tire blew out near the couple. The incident occurred yesterday and was noted for its domestic detail.
Paraguay grows about 70 percent of the world output of petitgrain the essential oil from sour orange leaves used chiefly in perfume making.
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